St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-13
New York and Philadelphia Play Game
Which Beats the Record So Far the
Present Season.
The Giants SECT There" With Ono RIM,
and Present Their Opponents With
Nine Goose Eggs.
Pittsburg, Boston and Chicago the Other
League Winners American As
ISOLATION Contests.
Jim Carney Unable to Knock Out Billy
Fraser in Fifteen Rounds Yestor-
days Turf Events.

PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-The game
to-day between the Philadelphias and
New Works was by long odds the best
contest seen here this season, and was
won by the giants on its merits. The
fielding generally was superb, but Bas-
tian eelipsed anything that he has pre-
ViouSly done. Ferguson at third also
played great game. Ward and Ewing
also tielded in grand form. Score:
New York 20 o o o o 81
Philadelphia. o q o 0 o 0 90
Errors, Philadelphia >, New York > base
hits, PHILADELPHIA 1. New York Is; two-base
hit, Daily; double plays, Keefe, Ewing and
Conner Ferguson and Irwin, Bastain and
Ferguson; first base on balls Irwin peasley {:
tirSt base on errors, Philadelphia =, New
York 1: struck ont, Philadelphia j, New
York =; umpire. Wilson.
DETROTr'S SECOND DEFEAT.
CHICAGO, May 12.-Chicago and
Detroit played the best game to-day
that has been seen at the ball park this
season. The home club had the worst
of it, in spite of terrific batting until the
ninth inning, when three runs won the
game and set 5000 spectators cheering.
Nothing was done until the third inning,
when tW0-baggerS by Sunday and Flint
produced two runs. Singles by
Ganscl. IIalon and BrOutherS, with
IteterS bad error, gave the visitors
three. AnSOn'S single. Pfetfer'S three
Dagger, WilliamSOn'S home run and
Burns three-bagger only gave Chicago
two i'll the fourth, rs both the three-baSe
hltttrS were put out trying to make the
home run. but Sundays home run gave
Chicago total of five. In the fifth
Ptetter'S error, however, gave Rowe
base. and, four base hits following, made
three runs for Detroit-Seven in all.
Camel got base on balls in the
next inning and scored on Ryan error,
while Chicago counted one in the sew
enth and eighth and began the ninth
with one To make the tie. Sunday made
hit, Ryan tllree-bagger, which tied
the game. Arson a two-bagger. which
brought in Ryan, and Arson scored on
Brouther'S error. Detroit was BANKED
III the last half. Chicago made Is hits,
with total of 81. Score:
DDe etFoi5 .:..:.S 9 3 . ] g 5-19
a HEAVY BATTING GAME.
sBoSToN, May 12.-The game to-day
between Boston and Washington was
heavy batting contest, the Boston play
erS making 10 and the visitors Is actual
base hits. With two exceptions, how
WV. an VI h'iN ' INllOIS llltS NCIc SIIlSlt,
while doubles and triples by the home
players were quite numerous. The
BoStonS' only errors were two
wild throws and muffed foul
fly by Daily. The WaShingtons fielded
well on the whole, but their errors were
made at critical periods and were pro-
ductive of runs for their opponents.
The hits on both sides were well
punched. but those by the home nine
were heavier and longer. Score:
Washington...0 0 o , 5 % l II
Boston. .......l 0 o 0 0 so
INDIANAPOLIS SHUT OUT.
PITTSBURG, Pa, May 12.-The Pitts
burgs won an easy victory from Indian
apoliS to-day in the presence of $500
spectators, The home club led off with
four runs in the first inning on Dalrym-
pies base on balls, Myers wild throw,
Miller's base on balls and hits by Car
roll. Coleman and McKinnOn. No
runs were made on either side
until the ninth inning, when the
home nine made three after two men
were out. Dalrymple got first by being
hit 10y the pitcher; Miller made double,
Carroll got his base on balls, and Cole
man made single. Calvin pitched
great game. Indianapolis being able to
singles. Boyle pitched good game
after the first inning. Score:
Pittsburg .......4 o O o 0 o 81
Indianapolis. 20 o o o o o o 90